Tajweed is not a theory subject. Every rule on this course is introduced through a verse you are reciting, and corrected in the moment you get it wrong.
Who this course is for
- Readers who were never formally corrected
- Students preparing to lead prayer or recite publicly
- Hifz students who need recitation secured before memorising
- Teachers who want their own recitation reviewed
What you will cover
Makharij al-Huruf
Where each letter is produced in the mouth and throat. Most long-standing errors trace back here, and this is where they are fixed.
Sifat — letter qualities
Heaviness, lightness, echo and the qualities separating letters that sound almost identical to an untrained ear.
Noon and meem rules
Idgham, ikhfa, iqlab and izhar, drilled until they are automatic rather than consciously recalled mid-verse.
Madd — prolongation
The lengths, when each applies, and holding them evenly without rushing the end of a verse.
Waqf — stopping and starting
Where you may pause, where you must not, and how to resume so the meaning stays intact.
Fluency and beauty
Rhythm, breath planning and tone — reciting well rather than merely reciting correctly.
